I'm the president of the shadow government
The grand governor of the federal reserve
Public enemy of the society
The one you cannot see the thirty three degree

Before you call the shot but now it's our turn
Blow up the system now and tables have turned
Your hidden knowledge you thought I'd never learn
I strike a match and make the whole place burn

I'm the real WMD
I'm your number one public enemy
I'm the one, your runaway slave
I'm the one, the one who got away

Automatic rapid fire
Automatic make me inner danger
Automatic rapid fire
Automatic make me inner danger

Lethal make me lethal, I'm a weapon
Danger make me danger AK-47
Lethal make me lethal, I'm a weapon
Danger make me danger

Cameras that track me
They try to entrap to me
Through shadows I creep
'Cause I know exactly
The knowledge you keep
I'm the word on the street
I've got nothing to lose
The whole World to gain

Slipped out of your noose
Now I'm running your game

I beat the hive
I upset the swarm
Category five
I'm the center of the storm

We not gonna stress
Put me to the test
I strike a match and make the whole place burn

Walk with the angels and me down with wind
Bullet-proof vest and a smith and Wesson
Anybody diss me I gonna teach them a lesson
We not gonna stress
Put me to the test
We not gonna stress
Put me to the test

Walk with the angels and me down with wind
Bullet-proof vest and a smith and Wesson
Anybody diss me I gonna teach them a lesson
We not gonna stress
Put me to the test
We not gonna stress
Put me to the test

Thirty three degree
Thirty three degree


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    ISIS

    OSIRIS

    HORUS

    THE EYE

    .'.

    SIRIUS RADIO

    TWO FOR THREE

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